Even risking bloodshed? No intent to kill.But thousands of rounds are ready. [Y Record]

■ Host: Anchor Yoon Jae-hee, Anchor Cho Jin-hyuk
■ Starring: Attorney Kim Kwang-sam

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◇ Anchor> And let's look at martial law investigations. It has been confirmed that martial law forces brought thousands of bullets when entering the National Assembly. If so, can it be said that he intended to endure bloodshed to suppress the National Assembly?

◆Kim Kwang-sam> At first, martial law was especially the martial law army and special war soldiers who stormed the National Assembly. I said it was very sloppy. It was sloppy on the surface because it didn't listen to me, but if you look at what's coming out now, it can't help but be said that martial law was planned very carefully. Furthermore, two police leaders also called in and delivered instructions three hours in advance. And so far, so does the president. What I said was that I had no intention of killing or possessing only horror bullets. But aren't you saying that there were already 1,600 rounds of live ammunition prepared? Then what would happen to this country if martial law forces like that actually used live ammunition over there? Nevertheless, it's hard to understand what it was to say that this is not the purpose of the national constitution itself.

◇Anchor> The addition of pre-mock is also revealed. There were talks that civilians in the reserve were closely involved and met while eating hamburgers at fast food restaurants, but if civilians were closely involved in military activities, wouldn't this be punishable?

◆Kim Kwang-sam> It can be seen as an accomplice of rebellion. So I don't understand this part either. Roh Sang-won, former commander of intelligence, is a former military officer, Kim Yong-hyun, a junior member of the former Defense Minister, and I think they were probably close to each other. How a non-military man called another colonel to plot a civil war and did this. This is actually not a public mind at all. It's typically illegal. It is not a civil war itself, but for example, it is said that the emergency martial law was carried out because there was a local war. Still, civilians can't participate. Furthermore, it's a military secret. Nevertheless, I don't really understand why he did that. Then, on the one hand, there is Kim Yong-hyun within the Ministry of National Defense, and isn't there a secret line among civilian forces outside? Since there are circumstances in which we can see that we conspired with the non-commissioned officer this time, we conspired with the civil war, so if we go deeper into that part of the investigation, there is a possibility that other non-commissioned officers will emerge in addition to former intelligence commander Roh Sang-won.

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: Lee Mi-young, editor of the digital news team

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